"Sell United and f*k off home" sing MUFC fans, the only good thing about the club right now.
And it's right. The Glazers have made their money many times over for 21 years. Fans never wanted it and that takeover should never have been allowed. Do the right thing: sell up and go.
The Stretford End sings Carrick's name as he's on the verge of tears. Broken. The writing is on the wall. Rinse and repeat yet again.
Until those leeches at the top and the incompetent people making the football decisions leave this football club, nothing will ever change.
Up the do you remember what a 6pm Comms drop feels like because I certainly don't but maybe tomorrow is the day we get to enjoy one again and maybe just maybe the Comms will return because all that stands in our way is a team called Como and Como Comms has a lovely ring to it so here's hoping that we can somehow get our third win of the season tonight and stop the winless rot as Big Michael leads out his shit out of luck and shit out of form and shit out of absolutely everything positive lot out in to the Italian rain to take on Fabregas who Anderson shits on by the way Manchester Matchday Reds.
Cunha throwing his arms up at the crowd to imply they need to up the noise following a simple interception, after we've barely touched the ball for 25 minutes is tone deaf beyond words.
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Meadow’s devolution over the series is easily one of the most tragic arcs in the show.
Early on, she feels like the one Soprano who might actually break the cycle. Sure, she's a spoiled teenager, but she has real principles, wanting to be a doctor or work with immigrants. She's also the only one willing to hold a mirror up to Tony, like boldly asking him if he's in the Mafia or refusing to drive Davey Scatino's daughter's car because she knows it came from blood money.
But Jackie Jr.’s death breaks her. Deep down, she knows Tony's world killed him. Because that truth is too horrifying to live with, she completely detours into Carmela-style denial, forcing herself to believe the "drug dealers did it" lie. We see occasional sparks of her old conscience like her breakdown after the wake and the "Listen to Mr. Mob Boss" line but they fade away.
By the finale, her transformation into a mob apologist is just depressing. She drives Finn away by weaponizing pseudo-intellectual excuses about the "poverty of the Mezzogiorno" to justify mob violence. Then she hooks up with Patrick Parisi and pivots her entire legal career toward defending the exact system she used to despise. She went from the family's brightest hope to a future mob lawyer.
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